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Hope McMath

Thursday Evenings at MOCA Jacksonville with The Balance King

November 19, 2019

Art News·Downtown·Feature·Hemming Park·Music·Networking

Q& A with Jeremy Nix, The Balance King First off, thank you for letting me feature you! After doing even cursory research on The Balance King it is obvious that you’re in the midst of a very active and exciting chapter of life. You have so many great projects in the works, congrats! Thank you, Amanda, it’s an honor to

The Walls, 5 & Dime Theatre Company, Jacksonville, Florida, Kate McManus and Kat McLeod Raspa

Feature·On Stage·Theatre

Beautiful Madness: “The Walls” Explores Mental Illness at 5 & Dime Theatre

The exploration of female insanity traces a dark path through times when women were often institutionalized for mental illness. Ribbons of tragedy and unimaginable suffering are entwined in their history, but there are also unexpected threads of hope woven into the individual stories. Playwright Lisa Dillman offers a fascinating portrayal

The 14 Best Things that Happened in Jacksonville in 2014

Now that it is possible to fully reflect on the year that

The Immigrant: An Upbeat, Limited-Set Story at Players by the Sea’s Studio Theatre

A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW Jacksonville Beaches is always coming up with new

Yellow House Gallery on a Random Friday: Mission and Meaning in Riverside

September 24, 2019

Art Exhibitions·Community·Feature·Learning·Local Galleries·Riverside·Visual Art

Yellow House: Friday Night at Hope McMath’s extraordinary space I think people will look back at this era and remember as one of its most extraordinary and interesting figures. Like Bobi Johnson McGinnis or Blair Woolverton. One of the women who create an envelope of head space for other people

Laramie Project, 5 & Dime Theatre Company, Events, Concerts, Theatre, Art, Happenings, Restaurants & All Things Jacksonville, Florida. EU Jacksonville Newspaper serves more than a million readers across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, including St. Augustine, Orange Park, The Beaches, and Fernandina. Founded in 1978, our printed newsprint magazine and editorial news platform grants readers 24/7 online access to current events and happenings in their beloved River City on the First Coast of Florida. #eujax

With Care and Compassion: 5 & Dime Theatre Company Kicks Off Pride Month With “The Laramie Project”

June 18, 2018

Downtown·Feature·On Stage·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

Every city is defined by a number of contributing factors from the landscape to its residents and the history of the town itself. In Laramie, Wyoming, the place once recognized as a prominent railroading community where small-town, conservative views meshed in a comfortable contradiction with its panoramic scenery and heaven-meets-earth

Enrich their Break: Jacksonville’s 2018 Summer Camps for Kids

April 18, 2018

Community·Family·Feature·Learning·On Stage·Theatre·Visual Art

Arts and culture are for everyone, including our young ones. Often camps are their first glimpses into their future careers, hobbies, interests, and lifelong friendships. Here we highlight a selection of summer camps sure to enrich the long days. PERFORMING ARTS CAMPS June 3–10 PRELUDE CHAMBER MUSIC CAMP From

Hope McMath, Yellow House, Art, Activism, Jacksonville, Florida

Yellow House: An Intersection of Art, Community, and Social Justice

October 21, 2017

Art Exhibitions·Attraction·Community·Feature·King Street District·Local Galleries·Performing Arts Venues·Riverside·Visual Art

Hope McMath, a leader in the Jacksonville arts community, has moved on from her post as director at the , to run a new endeavor–Yellow House. Inside Yellow House, just across from the , at first glance, it looks like a gallery, albeit one with storage issues–besides art, the first

Hope McMath with The Space Gallery Directors, Matthew and Laura Bennett // Photo by Francesco Salomoni

At the Intersection of Art and Activism

February 3, 2017

Art Exhibitions·Art News·Community·Downtown·LGBTQIA·Local Artists·Local Galleries·The Elbow·Visual Art

EVENT: A More Perfect Union: Explorations of Human Rights DATE: February 3 to February 28 VENUE: The Space Gallery (120 E. Forsyth Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202) MORE INFO: Facebook Event When curator lifted A More Perfect Union from the as the title of her latest exhibition project, she knew exactly what

terrance patterson, ritz chamber player, Jacksonville, Florida, #moreartculture, #eujacksonville, #eujax

Ten Questions: Terrance Patterson, Founder and Artistic Director of the Ritz Chamber Players

September 12, 2016

Downtown·Feature·LaVilla·Music·On Stage

10 Questions courtesy of our friends at the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville: According to the League of American Orchestras, fewer than two percent (2%) of professional classical musicians in the United States are African-American. The 2010 Census, which is the most recent Census survey, showed that individuals who identify as African-American

LIFT: Contemporary Expressions of the African American Experience

August 10, 2016

Art Exhibitions·Feature·Holidays·Riverside·Visual Art

The framework for the art showing at the ’s exhibition , left a lot of room for expression, giving artists the words and melody of the song ‘Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing’ as an inspiration. Director says that they asked the artists to “marry the message in that song with

#JaxOutings: Why the Cummer Museum is Taking its Art to the Streets

July 8, 2015

Art Exhibitions·Community·Downtown·Family·Feature·Lifestyle·Local Galleries·Public Art·Visual Art

If you’ve been downtown at all over the past few weeks, you may have spotted them suddenly gazing down at you on Forsyth Street during your ride into work, sneaking up on you from the side of a building as you have lunch in , or maybe one caught you

TEDxJacksonville 2014

October 14, 2014

Lifestyle·Local Musicians·Music·Networking·One Spark·Technology

What: Lecture series WHEN: Saturday, Oct 25 (10am-8pm) Location: WJCT Studios, 1 Festival Dr. Contact: www.tedxjacksonville.com This year’s ’s theme explores (un)knowing and the “vastness of potential through conscious questioning of what we think we know.” If you’re interested in learning from your past and moving on, this year’s TEDx

Hope McMath

Thursday Evenings at MOCA Jacksonville with The Balance King

Beautiful Madness: “The Walls” Explores Mental Illness at 5 & Dime Theatre

The 14 Best Things that Happened in Jacksonville in 2014

The Immigrant: An Upbeat, Limited-Set Story at Players by the Sea’s Studio Theatre

Yellow House Gallery on a Random Friday: Mission and Meaning in Riverside

With Care and Compassion: 5 & Dime Theatre Company Kicks Off Pride Month With “The Laramie Project”

Enrich their Break: Jacksonville’s 2018 Summer Camps for Kids

Yellow House: An Intersection of Art, Community, and Social Justice

At the Intersection of Art and Activism

Ten Questions: Terrance Patterson, Founder and Artistic Director of the Ritz Chamber Players

LIFT: Contemporary Expressions of the African American Experience

#JaxOutings: Why the Cummer Museum is Taking its Art to the Streets

TEDxJacksonville 2014

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